Glenn Reynolds and Andrew Sullivan, two of the least intellectually honest people in the blogosphere, are arguing with each other about misrepresentation.
This is what time travelers would refer to as a paradox, I think. Although I don’t expect the universe will cave in on those two asses.
I love it! But even in his reply you can see Glenn Reynolds is torn: he claims to be “against torture,” but when it conflicts with his goal of attacking liberals and Democrats, he throws it out the window. “Just three waterboardings!” is his new defense!
Typical dishonesty hiding behind a veneer of “civility” from Reynolds. He is truly the most dishonest person in the blogosphere.
Anyway, if waterboarding is so defensible, then why can’t Mukasey even say if it’s illegal or not? Because the President is worried it would implicate him as a war criminal, that’s why. And yet it’s the Democrats who earn Reynolds’s scorn on the torture issue, rather than the man who’s actually implemented our program of Stalinist/Khmer Rouge tortures, rendition to Syria, etc.
Grow some integrity, Glenn!
Mr. Willis
Thanks for doing the grunt work. Never in a million years could I bring myself to watch Reynolds and Sullivan.
It would be like looking in the toilet after you’ve plunged the blockage.
……..No one told me I had to be a “nice” liberal.